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Dutch Businesses Turn to Artificial Intelligence as Labor Shortages Persist

Statistics Netherlands reported that nearly two-thirds of Dutch companies are facing staff shortages, with many increasingly adopting artificial intelligence and automation technologies to maintain productivity amid a tight labor market.
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